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EU services sector energy use climbs slightly in 2024, driven by electricity and natural gas
Controversial draft bill on home raids for undocumented migrants faces broad institutional pushback
EU greenlights €76 million German subsidy to bolster strategic semiconductor independence
EU and Kazakhstan deepen strategic ties with new agreements on trade, connectivity and critical raw materials
EU Parliament committees greenlight upgraded EU–Mexico trade and political deal
Major cyber attack exposes hundreds of Belgian organisations
MEPs back fast-track military mobility plan to strengthen EU defence readiness
EU maintains strong trade surplus with UK as goods flows stabilise after Brexit
EU hosts Russian opposition and anti-war figures in Brussels amid debate on Russia’s democratic future
EU reaches landmark agreement to strengthen fight against child sexual abuse
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World Refugee Day: Joint Statement by the European Commission and the High Representative
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EU services sector energy use climbs slightly in 2024, driven by electricity and natural gas
Controversial draft bill on home raids for undocumented migrants faces broad institutional pushback
EU greenlights €76 million German subsidy to bolster strategic semiconductor independence
EU and Kazakhstan deepen strategic ties with new agreements on trade, connectivity and critical raw materials
EU Parliament committees greenlight upgraded EU–Mexico trade and political deal
Major cyber attack exposes hundreds of Belgian organisations
MEPs back fast-track military mobility plan to strengthen EU defence readiness
EU maintains strong trade surplus with UK as goods flows stabilise after Brexit
EU hosts Russian opposition and anti-war figures in Brussels amid debate on Russia’s democratic future
EU reaches landmark agreement to strengthen fight against child sexual abuse
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Zurich introduces Eruv, creating a Sabbath-friendly public zone for Jewish life
Zurich has quietly drawn a new kind of line across the city — one that cannot be seen at first glance, yet carries deep religious and social meaning. Spanning severalRead More... -
Zurab Musinyan: “Let my case lie at door of Russian special services combating international terrorism…”
Specialized Oil-Loading Seaport Vitino captured by Russian security officials through hostage taking keeps on being a subject of carve-up and litigations by Russian and international companies....Read More... -
Young Europeans losing faith in democracy
Recent findings from a comprehensive survey conducted by the YouGov institute for the Tui Foundation reveal a concerning trend among Europe’s youth: a growingRead More... -
Young Europeans lead the way in digital civic participation
As Europe becomes increasingly digital, young people are stepping up as the most active voices in online civic and political life. In 2025, nearly a quarter (24.3%) of EuropeansRead More... -
World Refugee Day: Joint Statement by the European Commission and the High Representative
No country, no region in the world has been spared from the impact of COVID-19. The virus is exacerbating existing inequalities and has a disproportionate effect on refugees,Read More... -
World peace under strain — yet some countries still shine
As a storm of conflicts, rising militarisation and geopolitical fragmentation rattles the globe, the annual Global Peace Index 2025 paints a soberingRead More... -
Women still a minority among Flemish professors despite gains elsewhere
Women account for just one in three professors and visiting professors at Flemish universities, according to new figures released on Tuesday by Statistiek Vlaanderen.Read More...

Belgium's Council of Ministers recently decided that minors aged 16 and above will be permitted to cast their votes in the June 2024 European elections without the obligation of
Read more: Belgium allows 16-year-olds to vote in European elections sans registration
Estonia is paving the way for citizens to cast their votes through a dedicated app, with the government endorsing a decree set for parliamentary debate. The envisioned app,
Read more: Estonia aims for App-based voting in time for European elections

French President Emmanuel Macron has unveiled a proposal to grant greater autonomy to the Mediterranean island of Corsica, which has often voiced
In light of the increasing threats to media freedom and the sustainability of the industry, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have outlined their stance on a law aimed at

Denmark's parliament has taken a significant step by approving the introduction of Greenlandic interpreters, a decision made following a controversial incident in
Read more: Denmark approves Greenlandic language use in Parliament amidst tensions
